Oxford's congestion charge fines set to be used to fund several benefits as drivers foot the bill

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Drivers have been warned that money raised from Oxford's temporary congestion charge will now be used to fund cheaper travel, road safety improvements and support for NHS staff, school workers and jobseekers.

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Oxfordshire County Council explained that one of the biggest changes will be a new £3 park and ride ticket, which will include 16 hours of parking and return bus travel for up to five people.

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The offer is expected to start in mid-August and run until March 2027.The current free park and ride bus travel scheme has also been extended until mid-August.

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The temporary congestion charge was brought in while Botley Road remains closed.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The closure has delayed the planned traffic filter trial and caused major disruption across the city.

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